Italian

The Italian word for sugar is zucchero. Zucchero refers to the sucrose from sugar cane or sugar beet used to sweeten food and drink.

In Italian, the phrase for “have a good time” is divertiti. The phrase is used to wish someone enjoyment during an activity or event.

The English word grass translates to Italian as erba. The term erba refers to ground cover plants.

The English word “sound” translates to Italian as suono. suono is a masculine noun used to refer to a sensation perceived by the ear.

Hot water in Italian is acqua calda. Acqua calda per farsi un tè means hot water to make oneself a tea.

The English phrase “get undressed” is translated into Italian as spogliarsi. spogliarsi means to get undressed.

Madison is the Italian form for the English name or place name Madison. In Italian, Madison is used as a surname, a given name or a place name.

The English phrase “drinking straw” is translated into Italian as cannuccia.

The English phrase “oops” can be translated into Italian as ops.

The English phrase unconfirmed is translated into Italian as non confermato.